Dolphins Turn to Kyle McCord for First Career Start Against the Colts
The Miami Dolphins will turn to Kyle McCord for his first career start on Sunday after placing Malik Willis on injured reserve.
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The Miami Dolphins will turn to Kyle McCord for his first career start on Sunday after placing Malik Willis on injured reserve.
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